Walking
See and do
There are simply hundreds of walks across Devon. Click here for Devon County Council’s guide to walks in the county.
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Blackdown Hills – Were very near this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and there are 17 great walks on this website: https://blackdownhillsaonb.org.uk/walk-ride-category/walking/
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The Grand Western Canal country park and nature reserve has miles of flat, easy walking, and pub stops along the way https://www.devon.gov.uk/grandwesterncanal/. We recommend the Swans Neck loop, starting at the Canal Hill car park in Halberton.
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Hembury Fort – with gorgeous bluebells in spring and amazing copper foliage in autumn, it's an Iron Age hill fort just off the road to Honiton - worth exploring.
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We are, of course, close to the East Devon section of the South West Coast Path. Walks from Sidmouth, Beer, Branscombe or Seaton are all wonderful. Explore your options here: https://www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk/
The Devon Wildlife Trust has some 'wild walks'. Click here for details.